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Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reminder. Of course, I’m delighted to do so.
Thanks, Paul.
Armstrong

Hi Macropd,
It’s a surprise and an honor to receive your reply. I’ve learned a lot from your articles in the past.
Before receiving your post, I used ^13A*: as the Find string. At least, it works. Yours is more eloquent.

Hi Paul,
Thanks for your help.

Armstrong

Thanks for sharing your Copernic experience, of which I’m also a licensed user. I didn’t encounter any issue with Copernic.
It was an Outlook item such as Appointment (.msg) saved in the Desktop folder.
The Delete failure was caused by the corruption of Permission/Ownership in Folders/Registry.
Armstrong

Hi Ted, Clint & Peter,
Thanks for your help.
None of your suggestions succeeded.
A clean install is the only solution, just like most Windows 7 issues.
Thanks again.
Armstrong

Harald,
Are you running Outlook Express?
Armstrong

I solved the problem myself. The actual ODBC Administrator I should run is:
C:WindowsSysWOW64odbcad32.exe. That runs perfectly free of any error.
The Search in Windows 7 Start points to the 64-bit ODBC Administrator.
Armstrong

Oh, I didn’t know that. Thanks.
Armstrong

Ted,
Thanks for your help.
If a program or a driver is set to be Windows XP compatibility mode in Windows 7 Ultimate x64, will it in any degrade the overall performance?
Armstrong

I didn’t know the way you use task. That’s interesting. Thanks.

John,
At least you help me learn a new piece of code. Thanks a lot.
Armstrong

Of course, it’s possible to include an executable as a URL such as c:MyPgmabc.exe.
When clicking such URLs, Access will pop up a warning dialog box?
How to block these annoying warning dialog boxes?
Armstrong

Joe,
First, thanks for you kind help.
Of course, I knew Brother’s official proclamation. But how could it help existing orphaned users?
I wonder if anyone has installed the obsolete driver thru Windows compatibility mode. Is it plausible?
Armstrong

Hi Joe,
Your answer is perfect. Your solution works brilliantly.
Armstrong

Hi Joe,
Your answer is perfect. Your solution works brilliantly.
Armstrong

Peter,
Thanks a lot for your help. I just deleted the redundant value.
Armstrong